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11 MPLOYEE FIGHT
AT CONVENTION
IN KANSAS CITY
TEIIDED TO STRENGTHEN AMERICANISM,
USED TO HARASS NEGROB, JEWS AND LIBERALS
Kansas City, Aug. IS - The I gro Postal employees in Cleve­fourteenth
biennial ron"entlOn land . coupled with similar sus·
~t~e E~;~~'! ~~~:~ ~~ I :;o:O~an'~ P~I,~;~e~~~"lse;~:;
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 15-19, plac('s added emphasiS on the
under the gwdance of APE challenge to all freedom 10\'lnll
national president, Ashby B. Americans to recognize and
~":"~e;~~~rhlg~r~:~7~; I ::::~e t~: t~~p~:~t oC::tD':!. 1
government officials addressed II partment to destroy militancy
the ron\'ention but the 162 dele- agamst race discnminahon.
/lates from 96 branches in 34 I ''Thls dastardlv trick of try.
:d~~~ wr::::.en:::~nt!o,:.,~ ':!e~~ca~C~~t t~:y~OY~:~e~!
ed in planning steps to end the must be met with candor rour.
un~ir,undemocraticandbiased age. and counter.attack.'Presi. CH E m ·1C AL MAY END COL 0R L IN E fi ndings of loyalty board panels dent Truman must have this
iru btuted by President Truman's abuse of hi. loyalty order
Loyalty Order. brought directly to h1S attenhon
This order, in ten d e d to and not permit communications
strength·Americanism, has been to him to be diverted to other
used to harass Negroes, J ews. channels for reply.h
~~Igs;;~,:~~~~~;:~~~; 8~E~~1tz:J:T~~1~D FRICTION BREWS :~~E~~~~(:~~,o'IS OPINION OF /I~ and J eWISh race prod uclOg tion. We call u pon every other
elghtypercent of ~~stalem. loyal American to join in the The LouisvIUe Board of AI· AT HOWARD "U" N~w York, Aug IS-The ~':i~e:':i~':~~:~~ ~;.s;°i;:~'::i fight against those who seem to d~rmen 10 session last Tuesday st(l .. · behind the Republican.
th~ following st~tement: be blind against truth. justice ~:~t. r:~:~~~e M~a~: ~~n~~~ ~~~OC;r:tw~a~li:n ::~~~~a~~e~~ WALTER WHITE 'The suspeOSlon of the Ne· and fair play." Board of Equalization through defeat Councilman Ben Da\'is
BUSINESS WOMEN
'IN ANNUAL MEET
the recommendation of Mayor - - --- has leaked out.
~e~;~ ~'heFS:~:;~t~~~~ u;,~ LIKELY TO BLOW LID OFF "PANDOP.l'S BOX" m!~~:;~ t;:f:a7\~~ac~e:~~~~~ BUT WARNS THAT (HEMICAL MAY POISON
Bonner came immediately after WHEN THE BOARD Of TltUSTEi:S MEET men disliked rordially by both
the count of the Saturday pri- parties-Vito Marcantonlo and AND CAUU CONVULSIONS OR DEAm
and withlO three months of the Washington. Au~. 13-The rrol1l had attracted surh nation. Adam Powell
general election in ~o\"ember friction which is continu ally al attenhon, the ~overnment S imilar coalition~ will form t.o \1 New York, Aug. IS-A Chem.- , "o}'('"oo in the sun-tanrung of
Mr. Bonner is the first raL'" brewing between the adminis. this year granted Dr. Corson present Congressional rand,· ical that somcllmes turns skin white skin.
Democrat to be named a mem· lration and faculty of Howard S8.000 to continue the study. In dates a couple of years hence color from black to white may White warns the chemical
ber of the Board of Equalization. University medical school is spite of the fact that this grant ~vt::;n the
f
tw~ch:.racters ace make it possible "to conquer t he may poison people. causing con­mary
vote had been completed creating such a reservoir of was appro\'ed by Dean J ohnson, g n up or r ec ~on. color line:' says Walter White, vulsioo". or e\'cn death. Its ef-
Los Angeles, Aug. IS.-Busi· Jeanne S. Scott, First Vice Joseph R. Ray. real estate man, steam that it is likely to blow Dr. Corson received a letter . SlOgle hand~ly, It has been prominent Negro leader, in fect on the skm is temporary
President. Presiding was Mrs. was the first colored man to the lid entirely oft of "Pandora'. from the dean on May 2, stating Impcs.<1ble for elth~ the Demo. Look Magazme published this changing the color for si>~'
Marion' B. J ackson National serve on the Board. He was ap· box" when the Board of Trus. that he would not recommend crats ~r the Republicans to ~e. week. months to a "ear.
Convention chairma;" of Los pointed imm~atelY after t::; tees meets on &!ptember 17. , the physiologist to b e a per· !:,"tl:~t ~~: ~:'~;::~r!!:~;~~'~O~ . The ch""..ical, dangerous. to E",-t '.'.'1:\t(': ,ec, tar:. vt tll':1 .... "-........
National honorary member, and the Democratic party too Dr. J oseph L. J ohnson, dean of I however, he would gi ve him a b d 'f th t arti 't fore the war, he writes. Some vancement of Colored People
~ _ 3Y k ~~ ..... ,,!~ . ...:.~. w ~~ •• \n.t. tltuuLoat IhclIIUt.J Jr ~s r~c.UltY: a sampler"to det~~' \Vh~t"'~~n usc, was dlsc..overed ~hort1y be-I National Associa tion for the Ad-the
renown concert pianist, Mrs. O\'er four years ago come No· the School of Medicine. refused temporary one year a ppoint· a::d ::k~ a ~e;'o p es UOI c Negro and Mcx ican workers in predicts that further experi:
Netta Pauliyn Garner, were vember. to renew the contract of Dr. ment. a tan nery found that thei r hands ments will makl' t!le chemical
ness women, among the outstandlOg persons Samuel A. Corson. associate Dr. Corson came to Howard and arms were turning wh ite I saf(' to use.
Mrs. Alice P . Allen, NatIOnal who appeared on program At MELONS STOLEN, professor o[ phYSIOlogy, when It UOIverslty from the UOIversity ILLINOIS NATIONAL ThiS effect was traced to the A N"w Ynrk .km specialist
President from Birmingham, the close of the public meettng expired on June 30. of Minnesota where he worked t!UARD ENDS BIAS chemiCal. monobenz~ I either 01. t Id th 1\ ed Pr iii t
preSiding: a recept IOn Will be held at th~ CALMLY UNLOADED 1 For two ):ears, Dr Corson had for three years. He said th~t ~ I hydrOq ulOone. Their rubber 1"~Obod; ~;~~~~~ whl::" fro:"
The serond day of the con· home of Mrs. LoUise Beavers. __ been worl<1n g on a research th~ only crltlclsm wh'ch thiS . -- IglO':'es had been treated With It. usmg the drug at present."
ference, Sunday, August 14. the on South Harvard Blvd Mrs. A white man and a rolured project for a fast and effech~ uOlverslty had to ofTer was that I Spnngfield, IU, Aug. 18 - White wor ker;; wearing the It m t
pubbc meeting will be held at Rosa Hill. preSident of Alpha oman are S8Jd to be the two treaboen t of edema (dropsy) he was "too zealous In defend· Gov. Adlai Ste~ nson last wC('K glo\es complained their arms I A e pts 0 change the color
Neighborhood Com m un, t y Phi Chapter, served as official ;erso"" 'who took 200 melons This projecl. which according 109 the minOrity rights ~ He signeod a bill openmg all divi. wouldn't tan 10 the sun. of Ne~~s'hsklO :ave not ~'"
church, 326 E. 47th Place, Rev. [ hostess. \'alued at $85 to SIOO from a 1 to Dr. Corson had succestully I claimed lhat he was eXiled to, SIOns 10 the lliinOlS National SClenbsts found the cheffil· succ~ u he S:ll Most of e
Mansfield Collins, minister. The On the night of the ronven. truck in the Haymarket area. passed ,he iOltial stage of 11ni· th,s country .... hen he was two I' Gua.rd to all 'Citizens regardless cal r emoves a skin pigment , l ~or er.:, ~ 0 \~orc ::;e rubber
convention theme, Iota Phi tlon's opening, the local Alpha last Friday in broad daylight. mal experimentation. was car· yea:s old after the Russian Rev· or race. color or creed. melanin. White said. Negroes I g 0~'('S a patc y w. teness on
Lambda "Yesterday - Today - Phi h ostess chapter will enter. Witnesses to the incident said ried on last year u nder a $5,000 'Iolullon. He has never. been a 13y maklOl: this policy law, lll. have much more melanin than their hands and arms, not an
Tomorrow," showing 20 . years I tain with a formal da nce at Elks the two lhieves unloaded the government grllnt. member of the Communis' party J' mois bec.om£S the fourth .state to white people. Melanin is in· even ('hangc in color.
progress, was developed 10 ad· Auditorium, where Miss Elsie E. watermelons from a truck, put B""'"5e the result of lh1S pro· (Continued on pace 4) pass such ~gl~labo n thiS year.
~resses by the President, Emer· IOorsey, Omicron Chapter, Newlthem on their own truck, and Other states w,th such laws are GETS IMPORTANT ~~~~a!~'ru~~h~'fO~~~\~! York City, will be crowned ::~a~::min u: ~~~~erit~~ INST~UCTIONAL STAFF STRfNGTHENfD ,~~;::;~" New York, and .
Sorority; Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. "M,ss National Iota." just another business trans· AT KENTUCKY STAn (OUIGE 1 Rep. Cbarles J enki ns of Chi· .
MASTER URGEANT SWORN IN AS REGULAR Eei~~.!:li;~r~E:~~~~~i Frankfort, AUf. 18~Through ogy. ve~b~te ana\omY, v~ Ei:£~:~~:;:· E:~;:!~; HOSPITAL JOB ARMY WAR RANi OFFICER AT PENTAGON truck on Pearl between Floyd ~,desprea~ ...... rch llnd careful brate embry-ology,. h u man """'.15. The l"w was d . ·gnedto e~m.
and Brook about 4 p. m., while conSideration, Kentucky. State bryology and hl.:oology. 1).,-. Inate [ be. pracbce of vanous
Washington, D. C., Aug. IS'- 1 on his collar at the conclusion he was away on business. ~~:.:s !r:ee;::~ '~d~~: I ~::t~~~,,:':';,e~ S:~"~=~ ='~its~OI~nl~f ;~~r ~:::
Master Sergeant Thomas J . ~im. of the ~remony . . CORRECTION tions 1lI\d replacements invo'lv· as full professor and hcad of 'the u nit, the 17Sth Combat Team. a t t..;., ~gel"s. Aug. IS.-James I peo.plc to en r r.e\\' tlelds On
mons. New London,C onnecbcut, . [r. SI~mons. IS now. pe'!'orm. The Leader wl<hes to make a ing five persons wno hold de· I Department of Blology. He JS present IS attached to the sta~ L. Rromson was appomtcd Ad· their m nt. Probably few other­•
m ember of th~ Head~uarters 109 adm1rustrativ~ dUlles '~ the correction on U,e statement ~ and represtYl'l -an aggre· 1 married and is the father of two guard. nllnlSl ':"tivc . Assistant ot the p laces 10 the country: with ~
Detachment, Jo~nt Chiefs of Office of th C:vlban ASSistant ISSUed last week that ~the Black gil ~ of 40 years f experience" sons: In the past Negroes d esiring Co~nt~ Hospital unde~ .the su_, exc"ptl~n of N( w .. or~ City.
Staff, was s,,:om m as a W~nt to the Secreta.; ,?f Defens . He Ticket carriPd with ViCtOry all among whom IS D r. U oyd E. William ~m of. Gary. 'tndl· to iom other uni ts could not gel per' ntend~t of Chanties, Ar· have gl\'cn such recogrotion to ·
OfIIcer Jun10: Grade, . Umled entered the Service IR August, candidates on its slate"-which Alexander, Ph. D . m Biology I ana. an~ Lima, ObIO, Wl(), the li n. ~hur J . Will. It IS. no 3C?d.ent a you'.'g Neg.'".
States Army, 10 cercmOOles held 1942, and was assigned to the should hav .. been with the ex. from th UniversIty of Roch . M. S. 10 ~hY~lcal Educauon I ,h~ Ro~mson r~."~ed this 1m· Robl"""n 1.< h, .. n of Dr
at The Pentagon here last week. 366th Infantry at Fort Devens, . . t H ter where he spe<:rallzed m ex· from the UOIversltv of Wiseon- "LIBERIAN ANNIVERSARY I 1>'" tant lob, which IOcludes ad · (Cont,no or. palle 4)
Warrant Officer Simmons wM Massachusetts H.. served as ceptlon . of lagls:ra ~ .~r;:", pel'nnental emb ryology With 19 Sm has beel1 a~mted 1lSS00'i·1 OBSERVED AT HOUSTON m,nistering to five hospi tals io
promoted to Master Sergeant on rourts·martial clerk and ser· C. Jorrls. 2nd MagiS en ed ~. "ears at F isk niver~ity. His II at . professor and actmg h"",J or Houton Texas, August 18- the cuu nty. Besides the personal i WASHI",.rON HOMES
A'Ugust I. 1949, and ,,:as noti~ed geant major of the first battalion ~~;. ~~~~ ;~ ~n~;;:~~ spit~ ;nst':"chonaJ peN'pect ..... (·mpna· the 0 partmcnt of PhYSIC~al Ed· Mack H. HanMh, Liberi~n Vice '"tcTCSl. shown by W,U d~ ring I :. ' "
on the .ame day of his appomt. at Fort Deven, Camp Atter· of t~e o · ition. Sl~es general zoo\olO', phYSIOI- 1 ucatlon at KSC IS .. former lour· CotmseJ at Port Arthur, Texas h,s tral'.',ng period, Robm on I FOttMALl Y DEDfCATED'
ment as Warrant Officer JUOlor (Continued on page 4) _ _ ppos , Iettcr man at th~ . n ivcrslty of was he mit'., speaker at the ob-- hits S~d1ed under some of the .
Grade in the Regular Ar:n.y . The WARE LOTTERY CASE . I Wi.conflO and ,..,11. ~oach the i se-=or of the Republic of I best mmds In the cx.unt?". Gary. Ind .• Aug. l$-T'l t\;>r
oath of office was adminlster~ TO GRAND JURY W~L(OT1 KAYOES TAHBERG AS CHARlES I',DJi< on the }949 ed1110~, of the I Li"b~ria's (l~C hun d!'ed tw,mty. , At Northwestern 1!00verslty, mal ded,cati('n nf Booker T'
rommandmg officer, ?",eadq~ar. case went to the grand JUry , \; :11;' J i . In \.! Exum has taught and ""ached a Stall' UOlve~ ' ty gymnasium re· degree, J~e las~ year, he stud- addition II, Gary'S housing pro-by
Malo~ Herber t H. SmeU,e. The Ollie "Goat" Ware lottery ST"PS LBunJIOt 10 f"AB'lCU "!.AIM 1 Kentucky Thnro"rcd.. ~r. I,C<"miI ann,vcrsarv 10 he Texas wh re he received hIS Masters Washing:.," t('rrace, the lat~
ters Detachment, J Oint Chiefs when Ware. well.known Repub- . Bethune-Cookman C oi l e g. e , cen\ly. led adIDI01straboo und r I?r. jects. t(lg( th,'r \\'lth the observ-of
Stair. . lican politician, was held over Stockholm. Aug. 18.-Jersey ! he~vywelght champion and 111e Morehouse C,?Uege, and a~ Lin- On~ of the highligh~ of ~e I Malcolm~. lacEachcrn. Pri~r ance of thp 83,'d Annual £rna..
Anothony P. La Mantia, Office when he appea red in Police Joe Walro t, who recently lost , logical ruccessor to the Brown / colo Umver;;'ty (Missouri,. At mornmg was the exhllarallng to that !lme. he .re<:eJved hlS I cipah<>n day cel bra!lon "­of
the !"ecretary of Defense; Court Ia.. F riday on a warrant hiS chance to becom the suc· i Bomber. p" esen! he IS studYing towar.d talk made by E ta Motcn, rn· publiC. adm!01stratlon work ~t I Sunday, made a red letter cia]'
Lieutenant Colonel Jam~s .. H. «ceolly sworn to by Leroy I cessor. to J oe Louis as heavy· I Wa~cott nat t ned the Swede the !,b. D. d~gree at the Unl· mous radio, screen and concert I the University of Southern Cali· for the steel capital of the __
Robinson, Office of the CIVI lian ~ c tlckcos. 'ho charged that weight champion of the world I for nme·rount near the end of vers~ty of Indiana. s tar. The artist gave a reSUme fom ,a. tion. The project constructed
Asaistant to the secre. tary of De- War alleged operator or the by lOSing a IS·round decision to the fifth with a right hook. and . Miss Albe~ Temple, of Iowa of the glorious hjslory of the I ~"t Rohinson credits Ius rapid I by Andre. w A. 'Means, w_
feNe: First Lieutenan t Henry R3CI~g Form Official Lottery, Ellard Charles, now generally when OUe staggered to his feet Clty, .Iowa. WLth the ~. S. de· R public of Liberia based on ris t the interest hown by I ha iled as "exemplifying all of
)I. Francis, Office of Public In· refused to pay oft $150 on a wln- rerognlzed as the champion ka -I he was smashed ~th a murder· gree m. Home EconomJcs from the Liberian National Anthem. Arthu.r Will For it was only I the th ing. that Tuskegee'a
formation, Department of De· ning number. oed Swedish Champ OUe Tan- ous left hook which ended the the Un,v",:",ty of Iowa, has a<:. March, 1948. that he worked as founder lived and died for cour-tense:
"'~ter &!rgeant J oseph berg in the fifth round of their fight. . . . ~ued on page _4) __ FORTY-TWO APPOIWTED Hospital Admims.trative Intern. age, wnrk, insight and ~ ..
Hunill, !lrst sergeant, Headquar· RENAMING OF PARK scheduled 12-rounder here Sun- The hard· h ltbng Walcott, glv· SHOT DURIWC WARRANT OFFICERS I And from that time on he re· These remar were made hy
ten Detachm nt, J oint Chiefs of FOR BOHCHE URGED day nIght. The veteran Amen· ing away a 13~ -pound weight ARGUMENT Washington, D. C., Aug. IS.- ce,ved a su ccession of promo. Dr. J. A. Oorb igny vice-Pteai-
Staff, were p~esent at the cere- Los Angeles, Aug. l S.- Re. can had noored Tanberg three ~ advantag,,: dum~ Olle f~r a ~orty.two Negro officers and en. , t lO.ns ,"eluding a temporary ap. . dent of Tuskegee l~stit\lte, who
JIIOIIY, held 10 the . conference naming of South park to Ralph 'times before the end cam~. count 0: elg~t With •. hard right Charley Humphrey, 4S. of listed men were among the 1 ,~70 polOt?,ent as Admini trative I delivered the principal addrea.
room of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Bunche park to honor Dr. Walrott's viclory came Imme- to th law In the thIrd round. 2238 W. Madison, was arrested members of the Army to recelVl' Aide 10 th Department of Char· I
to con~atu1ate .Mr. Simmons Bunche. United ation media- diateJy after <;:harles stoP~ Jersey Joe. in at 194, knocked , Ias~ Friday for shooting William appoint~en ts as ~arrant Offi· illes, May. of '4S, ~ nd a perma· ' An advertisement, a 'congratu­upon
hIS appolOlrnenl. M.rs. tor, today was urged of the city, Gus Lesnevich 10 ew York Ln T~nberg through th r.o p e s, Skinner, 37, of 1~31 W: Walnut, cers Junior Grade 10 the Re.l!U. n nt appolOlrnent In June of the I ialor)' expr ;on nr a subscrip.
J~e~ Cru~hfield, Office of recreation and park department. I the seventh round of a schedul<;d w~ th a nurry of blows In the at 21 st and .Wal~ut. With a. bul- lar Army recently. The ~P~lOt- same ~ear. , t ion payment ·ill help make
the CIVilian AS8.IStant to the Sec· The request, submitted by the IS.round t itle . fight August 11 .10 m1ddle ,?f the fifth, Hoored Olle I let wound 10 hiS head, Skinner ~ents the rpoult of examlOation. RobU\ll n s ap~lOtment i im- The Leadcr's 30th Anniversary
fttary of Defense, pinned the South Central Co-ordinating a clean-cut v lclory to establish for a nme-count and then ap- was rtlShed ttl the General Hos- given to OIore than 5,200 apph· portant m that It represents the expan ion program a succea.
bE 8Dd warrant ofllcer shield council, IS under ubmission. Charles' claim as the world's plied the crusher. pilat cants for the warrants. hope and pride of the Nego What may we expect?
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11 MPLOYEE FIGHT
AT CONVENTION
IN KANSAS CITY
TEIIDED TO STRENGTHEN AMERICANISM,
USED TO HARASS NEGROB, JEWS AND LIBERALS
Kansas City, Aug. IS - The I gro Postal employees in Cleve­fourteenth
biennial ron"entlOn land . coupled with similar sus·
~t~e E~;~~'! ~~~:~ ~~ I :;o:O~an'~ P~I,~;~e~~~"lse;~:;
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 15-19, plac('s added emphasiS on the
under the gwdance of APE challenge to all freedom 10\'lnll
national president, Ashby B. Americans to recognize and
~":"~e;~~~rhlg~r~:~7~; I ::::~e t~: t~~p~:~t oC::tD':!. 1
government officials addressed II partment to destroy militancy
the ron\'ention but the 162 dele- agamst race discnminahon.
/lates from 96 branches in 34 I ''Thls dastardlv trick of try.
:d~~~ wr::::.en:::~nt!o,:.,~ ':!e~~ca~C~~t t~:y~OY~:~e~!
ed in planning steps to end the must be met with candor rour.
un~ir,undemocraticandbiased age. and counter.attack.'Presi. CH E m ·1C AL MAY END COL 0R L IN E fi ndings of loyalty board panels dent Truman must have this
iru btuted by President Truman's abuse of hi. loyalty order
Loyalty Order. brought directly to h1S attenhon
This order, in ten d e d to and not permit communications
strength·Americanism, has been to him to be diverted to other
used to harass Negroes, J ews. channels for reply.h
~~Igs;;~,:~~~~~;:~~~; 8~E~~1tz:J:T~~1~D FRICTION BREWS :~~E~~~~(:~~,o'IS OPINION OF /I~ and J eWISh race prod uclOg tion. We call u pon every other
elghtypercent of ~~stalem. loyal American to join in the The LouisvIUe Board of AI· AT HOWARD "U" N~w York, Aug IS-The ~':i~e:':i~':~~:~~ ~;.s;°i;:~'::i fight against those who seem to d~rmen 10 session last Tuesday st(l .. · behind the Republican.
th~ following st~tement: be blind against truth. justice ~:~t. r:~:~~~e M~a~: ~~n~~~ ~~~OC;r:tw~a~li:n ::~~~~a~~e~~ WALTER WHITE 'The suspeOSlon of the Ne· and fair play." Board of Equalization through defeat Councilman Ben Da\'is
BUSINESS WOMEN
'IN ANNUAL MEET
the recommendation of Mayor - - --- has leaked out.
~e~;~ ~'heFS:~:;~t~~~~ u;,~ LIKELY TO BLOW LID OFF "PANDOP.l'S BOX" m!~~:;~ t;:f:a7\~~ac~e:~~~~~ BUT WARNS THAT (HEMICAL MAY POISON
Bonner came immediately after WHEN THE BOARD Of TltUSTEi:S MEET men disliked rordially by both
the count of the Saturday pri- parties-Vito Marcantonlo and AND CAUU CONVULSIONS OR DEAm
and withlO three months of the Washington. Au~. 13-The rrol1l had attracted surh nation. Adam Powell
general election in ~o\"ember friction which is continu ally al attenhon, the ~overnment S imilar coalition~ will form t.o \1 New York, Aug. IS-A Chem.- , "o}'('"oo in the sun-tanrung of
Mr. Bonner is the first raL'" brewing between the adminis. this year granted Dr. Corson present Congressional rand,· ical that somcllmes turns skin white skin.
Democrat to be named a mem· lration and faculty of Howard S8.000 to continue the study. In dates a couple of years hence color from black to white may White warns the chemical
ber of the Board of Equalization. University medical school is spite of the fact that this grant ~vt::;n the
f
tw~ch:.racters ace make it possible "to conquer t he may poison people. causing con­mary
vote had been completed creating such a reservoir of was appro\'ed by Dean J ohnson, g n up or r ec ~on. color line:' says Walter White, vulsioo". or e\'cn death. Its ef-
Los Angeles, Aug. IS.-Busi· Jeanne S. Scott, First Vice Joseph R. Ray. real estate man, steam that it is likely to blow Dr. Corson received a letter . SlOgle hand~ly, It has been prominent Negro leader, in fect on the skm is temporary
President. Presiding was Mrs. was the first colored man to the lid entirely oft of "Pandora'. from the dean on May 2, stating Impcs.<1ble for elth~ the Demo. Look Magazme published this changing the color for si>~'
Marion' B. J ackson National serve on the Board. He was ap· box" when the Board of Trus. that he would not recommend crats ~r the Republicans to ~e. week. months to a "ear.
Convention chairma;" of Los pointed imm~atelY after t::; tees meets on &!ptember 17. , the physiologist to b e a per· !:,"tl:~t ~~: ~:'~;::~r!!:~;~~'~O~ . The ch""..ical, dangerous. to E",-t '.'.'1:\t(': ,ec, tar:. vt tll':1 .... "-........
National honorary member, and the Democratic party too Dr. J oseph L. J ohnson, dean of I however, he would gi ve him a b d 'f th t arti 't fore the war, he writes. Some vancement of Colored People
~ _ 3Y k ~~ ..... ,,!~ . ...:.~. w ~~ •• \n.t. tltuuLoat IhclIIUt.J Jr ~s r~c.UltY: a sampler"to det~~' \Vh~t"'~~n usc, was dlsc..overed ~hort1y be-I National Associa tion for the Ad-the
renown concert pianist, Mrs. O\'er four years ago come No· the School of Medicine. refused temporary one year a ppoint· a::d ::k~ a ~e;'o p es UOI c Negro and Mcx ican workers in predicts that further experi:
Netta Pauliyn Garner, were vember. to renew the contract of Dr. ment. a tan nery found that thei r hands ments will makl' t!le chemical
ness women, among the outstandlOg persons Samuel A. Corson. associate Dr. Corson came to Howard and arms were turning wh ite I saf(' to use.
Mrs. Alice P . Allen, NatIOnal who appeared on program At MELONS STOLEN, professor o[ phYSIOlogy, when It UOIverslty from the UOIversity ILLINOIS NATIONAL ThiS effect was traced to the A N"w Ynrk .km specialist
President from Birmingham, the close of the public meettng expired on June 30. of Minnesota where he worked t!UARD ENDS BIAS chemiCal. monobenz~ I either 01. t Id th 1\ ed Pr iii t
preSiding: a recept IOn Will be held at th~ CALMLY UNLOADED 1 For two ):ears, Dr Corson had for three years. He said th~t ~ I hydrOq ulOone. Their rubber 1"~Obod; ~;~~~~~ whl::" fro:"
The serond day of the con· home of Mrs. LoUise Beavers. __ been worl<1n g on a research th~ only crltlclsm wh'ch thiS . -- IglO':'es had been treated With It. usmg the drug at present."
ference, Sunday, August 14. the on South Harvard Blvd Mrs. A white man and a rolured project for a fast and effech~ uOlverslty had to ofTer was that I Spnngfield, IU, Aug. 18 - White wor ker;; wearing the It m t
pubbc meeting will be held at Rosa Hill. preSident of Alpha oman are S8Jd to be the two treaboen t of edema (dropsy) he was "too zealous In defend· Gov. Adlai Ste~ nson last wC('K glo\es complained their arms I A e pts 0 change the color
Neighborhood Com m un, t y Phi Chapter, served as official ;erso"" 'who took 200 melons This projecl. which according 109 the minOrity rights ~ He signeod a bill openmg all divi. wouldn't tan 10 the sun. of Ne~~s'hsklO :ave not ~'"
church, 326 E. 47th Place, Rev. [ hostess. \'alued at $85 to SIOO from a 1 to Dr. Corson had succestully I claimed lhat he was eXiled to, SIOns 10 the lliinOlS National SClenbsts found the cheffil· succ~ u he S:ll Most of e
Mansfield Collins, minister. The On the night of the ronven. truck in the Haymarket area. passed ,he iOltial stage of 11ni· th,s country .... hen he was two I' Gua.rd to all 'Citizens regardless cal r emoves a skin pigment , l ~or er.:, ~ 0 \~orc ::;e rubber
convention theme, Iota Phi tlon's opening, the local Alpha last Friday in broad daylight. mal experimentation. was car· yea:s old after the Russian Rev· or race. color or creed. melanin. White said. Negroes I g 0~'('S a patc y w. teness on
Lambda "Yesterday - Today - Phi h ostess chapter will enter. Witnesses to the incident said ried on last year u nder a $5,000 'Iolullon. He has never. been a 13y maklOl: this policy law, lll. have much more melanin than their hands and arms, not an
Tomorrow," showing 20 . years I tain with a formal da nce at Elks the two lhieves unloaded the government grllnt. member of the Communis' party J' mois bec.om£S the fourth .state to white people. Melanin is in· even ('hangc in color.
progress, was developed 10 ad· Auditorium, where Miss Elsie E. watermelons from a truck, put B""'"5e the result of lh1S pro· (Continued on pace 4) pass such ~gl~labo n thiS year.
~resses by the President, Emer· IOorsey, Omicron Chapter, Newlthem on their own truck, and Other states w,th such laws are GETS IMPORTANT ~~~~a!~'ru~~h~'fO~~~\~! York City, will be crowned ::~a~::min u: ~~~~erit~~ INST~UCTIONAL STAFF STRfNGTHENfD ,~~;::;~" New York, and .
Sorority; Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. "M,ss National Iota." just another business trans· AT KENTUCKY STAn (OUIGE 1 Rep. Cbarles J enki ns of Chi· .
MASTER URGEANT SWORN IN AS REGULAR Eei~~.!:li;~r~E:~~~~~i Frankfort, AUf. 18~Through ogy. ve~b~te ana\omY, v~ Ei:£~:~~:;:· E:~;:!~; HOSPITAL JOB ARMY WAR RANi OFFICER AT PENTAGON truck on Pearl between Floyd ~,desprea~ ...... rch llnd careful brate embry-ology,. h u man """'.15. The l"w was d . ·gnedto e~m.
and Brook about 4 p. m., while conSideration, Kentucky. State bryology and hl.:oology. 1).,-. Inate [ be. pracbce of vanous
Washington, D. C., Aug. IS'- 1 on his collar at the conclusion he was away on business. ~~:.:s !r:ee;::~ '~d~~: I ~::t~~~,,:':';,e~ S:~"~=~ ='~its~OI~nl~f ;~~r ~:::
Master Sergeant Thomas J . ~im. of the ~remony . . CORRECTION tions 1lI\d replacements invo'lv· as full professor and hcad of 'the u nit, the 17Sth Combat Team. a t t..;., ~gel"s. Aug. IS.-James I peo.plc to en r r.e\\' tlelds On
mons. New London,C onnecbcut, . [r. SI~mons. IS now. pe'!'orm. The Leader wl'" tant lob, which IOcludes ad · (Cont,no or. palle 4)
Warrant Officer Simmons wM Massachusetts H.. served as ceptlon . of lagls:ra ~ .~r;:", pel'nnental emb ryology With 19 Sm has beel1 a~mted 1lSS00'i·1 OBSERVED AT HOUSTON m,nistering to five hospi tals io
promoted to Master Sergeant on rourts·martial clerk and ser· C. Jorrls. 2nd MagiS en ed ~. "ears at F isk niver~ity. His II at . professor and actmg h"",J or Houton Texas, August 18- the cuu nty. Besides the personal i WASHI",.rON HOMES
A'Ugust I. 1949, and ,,:as noti~ed geant major of the first battalion ~~;. ~~~~ ;~ ~n~;;:~~ spit~ ;nst':"chonaJ peN'pect ..... (·mpna· the 0 partmcnt of PhYSIC~al Ed· Mack H. HanMh, Liberi~n Vice '"tcTCSl. shown by W,U d~ ring I :. ' "
on the .ame day of his appomt. at Fort Deven, Camp Atter· of t~e o · ition. Sl~es general zoo\olO', phYSIOI- 1 ucatlon at KSC IS .. former lour· CotmseJ at Port Arthur, Texas h,s tral'.',ng period, Robm on I FOttMALl Y DEDfCATED'
ment as Warrant Officer JUOlor (Continued on page 4) _ _ ppos , Iettcr man at th~ . n ivcrslty of was he mit'., speaker at the ob-- hits S~d1ed under some of the .
Grade in the Regular Ar:n.y . The WARE LOTTERY CASE . I Wi.conflO and ,..,11. ~oach the i se-=or of the Republic of I best mmds In the cx.unt?". Gary. Ind .• Aug. l$-T'l t\;>r
oath of office was adminlster~ TO GRAND JURY W~L(OT1 KAYOES TAHBERG AS CHARlES I',DJi< on the }949 ed1110~, of the I Li"b~ria's (l~C hun d!'ed tw,mty. , At Northwestern 1!00verslty, mal ded,cati('n nf Booker T'
rommandmg officer, ?",eadq~ar. case went to the grand JUry , \; :11;' J i . In \.! Exum has taught and ""ached a Stall' UOlve~ ' ty gymnasium re· degree, J~e las~ year, he stud- addition II, Gary'S housing pro-by
Malo~ Herber t H. SmeU,e. The Ollie "Goat" Ware lottery ST"PS LBunJIOt 10 f"AB'lCU "!.AIM 1 Kentucky Thnro"rcd.. ~r. I,Cn day cel bra!lon "­of
the !"ecretary of Defense; Court Ia.. F riday on a warrant hiS chance to becom the suc· i Bomber. p" esen! he IS studYing towar.d talk made by E ta Motcn, rn· publiC. adm!01stratlon work ~t I Sunday, made a red letter cia]'
Lieutenant Colonel Jam~s .. H. «ceolly sworn to by Leroy I cessor. to J oe Louis as heavy· I Wa~cott nat t ned the Swede the !,b. D. d~gree at the Unl· mous radio, screen and concert I the University of Southern Cali· for the steel capital of the __
Robinson, Office of the CIVI lian ~ c tlckcos. 'ho charged that weight champion of the world I for nme·rount near the end of vers~ty of Indiana. s tar. The artist gave a reSUme fom ,a. tion. The project constructed
Asaistant to the secre. tary of De- War alleged operator or the by lOSing a IS·round decision to the fifth with a right hook. and . Miss Albe~ Temple, of Iowa of the glorious hjslory of the I ~"t Rohinson credits Ius rapid I by Andre. w A. 'Means, w_
feNe: First Lieutenan t Henry R3CI~g Form Official Lottery, Ellard Charles, now generally when OUe staggered to his feet Clty, .Iowa. WLth the ~. S. de· R public of Liberia based on ris t the interest hown by I ha iled as "exemplifying all of
)I. Francis, Office of Public In· refused to pay oft $150 on a wln- rerognlzed as the champion ka -I he was smashed ~th a murder· gree m. Home EconomJcs from the Liberian National Anthem. Arthu.r Will For it was only I the th ing. that Tuskegee'a
formation, Department of De· ning number. oed Swedish Champ OUe Tan- ous left hook which ended the the Un,v",:",ty of Iowa, has a